IT partners for the Public Sector and Government Agencies

Most of the IT spending from Public Sector and government bodies goes trough partners, and this client target is important for them here is why.


Government spending on technology is important for IT and telecom partners for the following reasons:
  Business opportunities: Government spending often represents significant business opportunities for IT and telecom partners. Government contracts can be large in scale, generating substantial revenue for companies in the sector. These contracts may involve the provision of hardware, software, telecommunications services, cybersecurity services, and more. Revenue stability: Government technology spending is typically more stable than private sector spending. Governments need to maintain their technological infrastructure and modernize their systems to ensure the efficient delivery of public services. This means that IT and telecom partners working with the government can benefit from a steady source of revenue. Innovation and technological development: Governments are often interested in adopting cutting-edge technologies to improve their services, increase efficiency, and remain competitive globally. IT and telecom partners play a crucial role in providing these technologies and can collaborate with the government to develop and implement innovative solutions. This can help partners expand their product portfolios and establish themselves as key players in the technology field. Long-term partnerships: Working with the government can lead to long-term partnerships for IT and telecom companies. Once a company has successfully built a trusted relationship with the government and demonstrated its value by delivering high-quality technological solutions, there is often an opportunity to continue collaborating on future projects. These long-term partnerships can provide financial stability and foster business growth.  
​Depending on countries the importance of this target of sales varies.
Below various table (interactive) that will give more in depth information country or IT activities.

Public sector definition

We can define two set of public sectors
A core comprising partners meeting these 3 sub-targets Federal - Government Bodies Government - State Local Authority But due to the strong influence on some other sectors, we can expand the public sectors to a second set of activities Medical - Health Education  / Training Metallurgy In the below tables, when necessary we have indicated if the target group studied is the core target or extended target group.

Volume of partners addressing each target target by country

The first column indicates the volume of partners for the corresponding area addressing the indicated public sector segment The % indicates within the total number of partner (last line) the % of them addressing this segment.
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1 E 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 STATS_PRC_REF_TOTAL_COLUMN STATS_VAR_FIRST_PERCENT STATS_TOTAL_PRC_NONE STATS_PRC_FORMAT_DEC_2_PRC 21030 North America 0 18545 Latin America 0 21289 DACH 0 21309 UKI 0 2794 France 0 21291 BeNeLux 0 21299 Iberian Peninsula (ES,PT) 0 2798 Italy 0 21290 Nordics 0 21781 Central and Eastern Regions 0 17189 Other Europe 0 18096 Middle East 0 18542 Africa 0 21031 Australia and New Zealand 0 17965 Singapore 0 1923 Federal - Government Bodies 0 17284 Government - State 0 1936 Local Authority 0 1947 Education / Training 0 1967 Medical - Health 0 1970 Military - Defence 0 21706 Activity (IT & Telecom partners) 0 Public Sector by country and sub segments
 

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The table below shows by activity (main business model) the % of the corresponding activity addressing public sectors for the core target and the extended target. 

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